*Ride the high wave and dump on retail investors, that's the goal.
*Some can be bought and can not be sold later, so only the dev gets rich.
These are two things that hurt investors, investors have a high expectation that they can sell the tokens they've bought for at least double the price they bought, and scammers are so good at making their project look good and with potential because they claim it will fill something in a particular niche but it's not.
I have completely lost my respect for some big projects that existed before the AI hype begins, and they audaciously start tweeting 🐦 about AI stuff for their projects, why is that? To ride along the hype and get their bags pumped.
They have to do that to be relevant and investors look at their project just take a look at the play to earn projects and play to move projects so many projects come out when there's hype on that interest
Focus on useful utilities that is sensible for crypto in general, or just stick with Bitcoin, do not be one of those that will have horror stories to say about AI investments in the future.
Bitcoin should be the focus of your investment and if you want to experiment with a new coin you can do so at the minimum percentage of your portfolio, it's important to not believe in hype.